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by Joseph Parks2 views·Updated Dec 4, 2020

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  1. then here is another management of time.
  2. During the second half of the semester, he decided that
  3. you wanted to have two sessions, right?
  4. Extra. That ended up being about two hours.
  5. You gotta remember these 10th grader.
  6. So I decided that in the second hour got somewhat
  7. disengaged. So I decided to add a 10 minute period
  8. between classes for him just to stretch to move about.
  9. And, you know, I wanted to get him back from
  10. time. So I thought, What's the best way to do
  11. this again?
  12. Send them a reminder.
  13. I sent him times up clock, and that's simple.
  14. But what it did was it made sure that he
  15. got back on time.
  16. And then he recognized that the 10 minutes that I
  17. gave him work and it ended up working successfully many
  18. of the time.
  19. And then finally, uh, classroom, school and community culture.
  20. This is another YouTube, but the link does not work,
  21. but with classroom small community culture, it is a clip
  22. between two students, um, Eva and Savannah.
  23. Savannah was sleeping.
  24. I homely broker by saying, Savannah, are you all right?
  25. And to which the neighbor responds another night playing volleyball
  26. with the boys and then Savannah said, Shut up.
  27. Now here's the deal that is a toxic communication.
  28. It's not good for the classroom is not good for
  29. learning. So what I established at that point was, Hey,
  30. my classroom is a place for positivity and we move
  31. forward, and that's what I want to do in my
  32. classrooms. I want to take conflict, and I want to
  33. try to mediate it in a positive classrooms, feel safe,
  34. impossible and so that they can put the whole Selves
  35. in the class and not be afraid to be who
  36. they truly are or not.
  37. Be afraid.
  38. Appears not to be ableto be afraid to communicate openly
  39. because I feel like it's an English teacher.
  40. Is especially important that all students feel safe and comfortable
  41. with expressing themselves, and that they feel safe and comfortable
  42. with their classrooms.
  43. Mhm standard.
  44. Six. So verbal communication.
  45. Um, this is an artifact.
  46. That's awesome.
  47. Artifact a story.
  48. So the artifacts says, fairly informed of instructions of the
  49. assignment and passed back to each of them.
  50. Know Ruben.
  51. This was my first micro, and it did not go
  52. as well as over the pope.
  53. My middle of my lesson got a bit the puddle
  54. models and other words that can describe a bit of
  55. confusion. So by the end, my presentation off materials not
  56. but later immersion.
  57. I decided that clarity was what I wanted to focus
  58. it. I would make sure that each and every thing
  59. I instruct them, they would at least be sure that
  60. what I was giving them is what they should do.
  61. There would be short the instructions of the activities.
  62. So during this time I actually found a note card.
  63. Oh, points that I always make sure to hit where
  64. I tell them to write it.
  65. What I expected them, how long they have and what's
  66. doing their thing.
  67. So I spent a lot of time working on that,
  68. and I think I eventually did improve them.
  69. That skill and another non verbal communication is every session
  70. I had, whether it was murder micro teaching, I made
  71. sure to have a copy of schedule.
  72. This is not a good photo of me, but it
  73. is me holding up a schedule and for students.
  74. They might hear me say this schedule, but like I
  75. said, they're students who visually remember those they can see
  76. it if they could see it Right now, I think
  77. you can help students to remember what they are doing,
  78. where they are in lesson and what they're working for
  79. us. The So this is assessments and there's not to
  80. me, uh, visual visual visual artifacts here.
  81. But let's look into some of the 2nd 2nd.
  82. This was a pre assessment was how do you find
  83. voice and writing?
  84. What aspects of writing it could have a certain voice.
  85. Is the voice the same across all writing so that
  86. I gave them excerpt where they could tell me what
  87. type of voice that waas and you know, it was
  88. a humorous voice, but when it gave was game students
  89. the opportunity for me, But they already knew, and it
  90. gave him starting point where if I noticed that if
  91. I noticed a lot of students failed on these questions
  92. that really need to hit hard on this unit and
  93. that I need to focus a lot of attention, the
  94. questions to students struggle.
  95. Uh huh.
  96. Here is my ending assessable.
  97. It's not my ending assessment.
  98. It's partially a formal assessment are no formative assessment, and
  99. it was by their peers because I think your assessment
  100. is people is important.
  101. Like I said, I think that each student contribute to
  102. learning of one another.
  103. So this is actually an editing for So that is
  104. basically with the topics that I've written about what is
  105. personal, right, to entertain, persuading for him.
  106. How do I want my voice come off in my
  107. writing? How do I intend to have my writing left
  108. to above boys?
  109. How will I achieve this with word choice?
  110. I will.
  111. I achieve this with choice of structure.
  112. So interesting about this is I'm actually super fill it
  113. out before they wrote so they could direct.
  114. Um, but in the pure editing process, I let pure
  115. editors see this so that their edits could be specifically
  116. targeted for what appears wanted to achieve.
  117. I think that the communication where we went to those
  118. learners, not even just to me it's the teacher, but
  119. the one another can all help us grow better each
  120. other. So data was a little bit hard to find.
  121. But I do want to say that I did look
  122. a data and my twittering sessions which I did not
  123. record just for privacy reasons of the students.
  124. I was constantly looking at his test, looking at where
  125. he struggled in test one of the problem areas from
  126. him was, uh, writing.
  127. He the bank three answer questions Very well, but you
  128. cannot without some direction, right on s a of the
  129. normal life is great or not that he couldn't, but
  130. by the fact that he just very much struggled with
  131. and looking at his test, I realized that was what
  132. was very he was great.
  133. So throughout my lessons, I always try to reserve some
  134. period of time just to work on writing every lesson,
  135. asking Is there anything you wanna work with our work
  136. towards a particular thing you want to write?
  137. Because I really wanted him to realize that you could
  138. company. Asked about how do you format an essay?
  139. How do you expound on ideas?
  140. How do you out my How do you draft?
  141. How do you brainstorm?
  142. And by seeing this test very much, was able to
  143. target that skill.
  144. And I was actually able toe help create his own
  145. outlines for essence.
  146. So this is a communications student.
  147. Progress. I've done it.
  148. Most are, you know, sooner, but I was asked to
  149. write a letter, and this is a letter that I
  150. wrote. And I did accept his name because, like I
  151. said, privacy, I wrote his strengths.
  152. I wrote that you put forth a good effort.
  153. He always tried to influence strategy.
  154. He had good humor and that I wrote some of
  155. the challenges we had.
  156. He had some struggle with memory of concepts and you
  157. have trouble.
  158. Okay? And then I wrote, Everybody work on in English
  159. specifically what I needed to work on our history.
  160. And in that way, you see, I communicated with students
  161. progress to the next year help.
  162. I hope that can save you some time and so
  163. that they can immediately get into working with him on
  164. areas that challenged but and so that he can immediately
  165. recognize his strengths of war.
  166. There's I do actually want to get on that because
  167. I said it as much as it's important to communicate
  168. the challenges that is equally as important to communicate because
  169. ideally we build on strength.
  170. But if we do not recognize the strength and it
  171. takes us a long while to find it, then we're
  172. wasting time if I can communicate to them what he's
  173. good at.
  174. Like how he's gonna be engaged, how he's going toe
  175. implementing strategies that you teach him how he has a
  176. good sense of humor and a good sense of creativity
  177. they can use that create better hooks.
  178. Bye. And relevant supplementary material that could benefit.
  179. Overall, What I did was I just want to provide
  180. them enough information so that they could move forward on
  181. the best possible, but mhm special collaboration.
  182. So I actually wish I had well, the videos.
  183. I wish I had a video, but a lot of
  184. the videos on Lee features like one base for time,
  185. which they were speaking.
  186. Um, but I did actually take some excerpts because it
  187. was probably no one.
  188. Out of all the people are proud to come that
  189. had a better influence on me than and here is
  190. your comment.
  191. Actually. Thank you.
  192. This is Katherine.
  193. Um uh huh.
  194. I like that you incorporated an agenda.
  195. And then she told me that I had seven goals.
  196. Way were like that.
  197. I could consolidate them into two or three goals, maybe
  198. four, but not seven, because that's never wants to you
  199. see, that's something that makes a lot of sense.
  200. But the great thing about having piers is there, not
  201. you. And they can call out this simple mistakes that
  202. you make make make you work that they could improve
  203. things in simple ways as well.
  204. Yeah, it wasn't hard to reduce it free, but the
  205. fact that she had different eyes than I did allowed
  206. me to see that allowed you to improve myself.
  207. And another day.
  208. Let's not forget Bill.
  209. I watched my classmates to start lesson.
  210. Now I had the ogre, but it was also micro
  211. teeth. And, you know, I came up with my own
  212. lessons and I do things my own way.
  213. But seeing their style and seeing the ways they went
  214. about accomplishing the goals of the teacher needs to accomplish
  215. it impacted me significantly.
  216. I mean, every time I watched them, I took away
  217. some I took away.
  218. Something is like, You know what?
  219. I like that I like that.
  220. I'm gonna incorporate that, and I'm going to try to
  221. do it the Joe way because they taught effectively, and
  222. when they didn't or when I didn't, we all were
  223. willing to tell each other.
  224. How we better improve ourselves.
  225. And this is affect cooperative partnerships in support of morning.
  226. This is my supervisor, Maggie.
  227. Hi, Joe.
  228. Thank you so much for helping.
  229. No, this is actually not Maggie.
  230. This is the father of, uh hi, Joe.
  231. Thank you so much for helping my son with his
  232. history. Something next week.
  233. Onley before Thanksgiving.
  234. I want all three tutoring sessions on English.
  235. He was 11.
  236. Lessons behind.
  237. I would like for him to catch up.
  238. Thanks. Now, that was something I had going for me.
  239. It was the idea that students are my student.
  240. I was tutoring, had a supportive father.
  241. And I had a supportive supervisor on all three of
  242. us. One communications, All three of us wanted what was
  243. best. Okay.
  244. And that was really helped me When he did bad
  245. on his test.
  246. His father told me he was fine.
  247. That sounds.
  248. His father told me when he's good, and his father
  249. just wanted to say that he was doing good.
  250. They told me all three of them worked incredibly hard
  251. just to make sure the sessions fit into my schedule
  252. sessions his schedule.
  253. I think that being able to work cooperatively with all
  254. of them, really improve the educational experience for him and
  255. also improved my experience as an educator.
  256. Okay, finally.
  257. Professionalism, self assessment.
  258. This seems artifact is really not Capture the full extent
  259. to which I can answer this body indicator.
  260. This is from my supervising English teacher pepper form.
  261. Great job.
  262. Your comments after the lesson in your reflection demonstrate that
  263. you made the decision intentional that it worked out just
  264. a little.
  265. I I want to say that I was always trying
  266. to improve myself.
  267. I look back in my lessons and whenever I left
  268. the lesson, the first question was, How could I have
  269. done it better?
  270. How could I've got misused?
  271. Engaged? How could I made my lesson more type?
  272. What could I could have?
  273. But what should I should have added?
  274. What do I think?
  275. Distracting people?
  276. What do I think is kind of